Computing Branching Distances Using Quantitative Games

10/20/2019
by   Uli Fahrenberg, et al.
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We lay out a general method for computing branching distances between labeled transition systems. We translate the quantitative games used for defining these distances to other, path-building games which are amenable to methods from the theory of quantitative games. We then show for all common types of branching distances how the resulting path-building games can be solved. In the end, we achieve a method which can be used to compute all branching distances in the linear-time–branching-time spectrum.

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